Don’t regret it all! In fact, this has proven to be pretty interesting. I’ve been spending my time reading up on template literals since I’m still not sure about some usage cases.
I don’t believe that the font is smaller - it’s the same size as in the previous example. The difference is that the line with the checkbox data is in a larger font. And I have no idea why that is. It has something to do with template literals, which as I said are confusing me. It seems that the use of a template literal affects the formatting in much more sinister ways than I originally imagined.
Another strange thing is that in the emails that I’m receiving I get the body of the email in a fairly nice and large font.
< The comma issue addressed in the next post. >